 Did you know that there are 12 different verb tenses in the English Language? It's easiest to think of them in four groups: simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous. Remember, some textbooks refer to the continuous as "progressive."
To form these tenses, one must use one or more of the 4 Principal Parts of a Verb. These include 1) the base/present form, 2) the past form, 3) the past participle form, and 4) the present participle form. From these, you can also create the 3 Verbals found in the English language (more on those another time). If you would like to print out a chart of 12 verb tenses, click here. If you wish to review the 4 Principal Parts, click here.
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